Visibility, awareness, promotion and advocacy on OSH issues are enhanced among and through constituents and other relevant stakeholders.

Global Strategy on Occupational Safety and Health 2024-30: ACTION AREA III. 

3.1. Awareness-raising campaigns, materials and events are developed and promoted

 3.1.1. Annual campaign for the World Day for Safety and Health at Work (April 28th) designed and carried out. 

3.1.2. ILO global and regional events organized, and support provided to regional and national campaigns and events organized by constituents. 

 3.1.3. Promotional materials on OSH standards for different audiences and contexts (including short videos, infographics, questions and answers) developed. 

 3.2. Congresses and other events and meetings are organized. 

3.2.1. Triennial World Congress for Safety and Health at Work co-organized. (International Social Security Association) 

3.2.2. Thematic events and webinars organized on particular OSH issues andtopics, including in collaboration with other United Nations agencies.


Global Strategy on OSH 2024-30







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